Dear letters,
Under the old Hawaiian Kingdom, which was brought on by the Great King Kamehameha, sometime about 1758 and along with new immigrants to Hawaii, the Polynesians from the Polynesian Islands. There were 5 Kings under this Monarchy, 1 to 5 and all named after the same name. The last remaining King, which was a ditch to the new found lands brought on by the Europeans, the last queen was Lilioukalani to take over the thrown in 1893, before annexation. She lasted 2 weeks, then the U.S. Military declared a marshal law for all civilians on O'ahu to be subjected unto one rule, a territory of U.S.A. and a new governing body was formulated.
Under this old Kingdom they had human sacrifices. The term Imu was used for an underground oven. A heiau also was the term they used for a place of burial, but it was used also for human sacrifice during the Hawaiian Kingdom. Missionaries from Europe taught the Hawaiians a new language so that they could communicate to the Hawaiians about God and bring them up to date on what they were actually doing. Missionaries added a new language for the Hawaiians, so they could communicate and add a new meaning to their language, God. They were fightings and wars under the Monarchy, a very much barbaric warlike style of living and the civilians adjusted their ways to more warlike living under this monarchy. This was seen for all islands. They traveled by Canoe, and used compass to find their way around. This was from the European explorations and they were the ones who taught them, the Hawaiians how to navigate. A little about Hawai'i and its navigators on the open sea.
As you know in 1898, Hawaii became a territory of United States Of America and in March 18, 1959, president Dwight Eisenhower signs a bill to declare Hawai'i as the 50th state into the Union. This is the whole history behind Hawai'i and the United States Of America. Now we know why people, to this day, celebrate Hawai'i's history. It is still Hawai'i, but with more modern technology and better to living conditions for everyone.
best regards,
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